Man jailed after filming sexual abuse of pet pug

A man who “coerced” his partner to perform sick acts on their pet dog while filming the horrific abuse has been jailed.

A man who “coerced” his partner to perform sick acts on their pet pug while filming the horrific abuse has been jailed.

Paige Reaney, 33, and Graham Marshall, 38, carried out the sick acts on dog Charlie and subjected him to “habitual sexual activity”.

Marshall would video the sickening abuse to satisfy his “perverted” sexual fantasies, The Sun reported.

He has now been jailed for five-and-a-half years after pleading guilty to aiding and abetting Reaney perform the acts on the dog.

Paige Reaney and Graham Marshall abused their pet dog. Picture: Facebook

Judge Jeremy Richardson KC said during sentencing that the horrific case was “extremely disturbing”.

He added: “In a professional life in the law covering 45 years, I thought I had encountered most acts of depravity.

“This case is perhaps the worse example of a case of its kind that I have ever come across.”

Reaney was handed a nine-month sentence suspended for two years after the judge accepted there was a “level of coercion”.

But he continued: “You never refused any of those requests.”

Sheffield Crown Court heard the couple shared vile images to each other on TikTok.

He also referred to Reaney as “mummy” when he was talking to the dog.

The court heard Charlie would have been in distress and pain when he was forced to indulge in the depraved acts.

Reaney admitted bestiality and animal cruelty. Picture: Facebook

Reaney pleaded guilty to bestiality and animal cruelty at a previous hearing.

Marshall admitted the same charges plus possessing child abuse images, possession of extreme pornography and voyeurism.

As well as a jail sentence, the judge imposed a four-year extended licence period on Marshall on his release.

He said: “You have wallowed in the swamp of sexual depravity repeatedly, and over a long period.”

This story originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission